Morning journal and courier., 1887-09-12
LOCAL NEWS.
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Brief Mention.
 The best printing done at Dorman's.
 The public schools will reopen for the fall term this morning at 9 o'clock.
 Mir. John s. Beach WAS very low last night and expected to survive but few hours.
 The tax commission holds it's first meeting on Wednesday evening at rooms 10 and Il City Hall.
 Bernardino Fabric, an Italian living at 6T Hill street, was arrested last night for inde' cent exposure.
 Miss Bena Diebel, daughter of Caterer Die bel, is spending several weeks among the Berkshire hills.
 Morris Cove cottagers were treated to g serenade by the Independent fife and drum corps Saturday evening.
 Austin Brothers, of Bridgeport, have been awarded the contract for laying long sewer in Torrington for 5000.
 Rev. Professor E. Y. Hincks of Andover, Yale '66, preached in the Asylum Hill Con- gregational church, Hartford, yesterday.
 Rev.CW.De L. Nichols, who recently occu- pied the assistant rectorship of St. Thomas church, this city, entered upon his duties there yesterday.
 Chief of Police Bollman returned home from Granby Saturday. He is nearly recov- cred from his injuries and expects to resume duty this morning.
 MT. Joseph J. Bradley died in New York on Friday. The funeral took place yester- day from his house, 29 Henry street, in that city. The deceased had relatives here.
 The management of the Consolidated road will meet soon to consider systems for car heating. The system invented by Master Mechanic Henney has been very highly rec commended.
 The Hartford excursion for the constitu- tional centennial ill Philadelphia leaves Hartford at 9:05 Wednesday evening and connects at this city with the c. H. Northam for New York.
 The United States Circuit court, district of Connecticut, comes in at Il am September 20th. The sessions are held in the United States court rooms over the postofice. The list contains eighty-n cases.
 Harry N. Acheson, whose death occurred Thursday at Cumberland, Md, was for some time prominent member of the Waterbury
  has held a special meeting and passed reso- lutions of condolence.
 Miss Mabel Willard, daghtuer of Mrs. Will lard of Woolsey school, Fair Haven, left for Wellesley college Saturday. The ladies were passengers from Europe on the game steam CT which brought over the venerable ex-Sen- ator Cameron, of Pennsylvania.
 The members of Seamstress Engine com pany of Bridgeport, with their families and 8 few friends, went to Parlor Rock on Satur- day for private picnic, as is their custom every year. They departed by special train about o'clock and filled three cars.
 Ex Grand Master L. H. Stannard and wife and Ellery Camp. grand representative, leave this morning for Denver to attend the seE- sions of the Sovereign Grand lodge of Odd Fellows, which open on Monday, the 18th. They expect to be absent from three to four weeks, as after the close of the session they will take three days trip into the noun tains of Colorado.
 Mir. Henry s. Peck, for about fourteen years past of the firm of Peck Brothers of New York, Of the United States bonded warehouses 40 West street and 60 Washing ton street in that city, and formerly proprie- tor of photographic gallery in Streets build ing, this city, has decided to remove with his family to this city to reside and to enjoy a well earned fortune, and will locate here in 8 few weeks. He will be welcomed back in our midst by many friends.